Posted by dorayme on 10/30/54 12:01

In article <fngf4o$382$03$1@news.t-online.com>,
Knut Krueger <knut.krueger@usa.com> wrote:

> dorayme schrieb:
> But you are welcome to post a url to what you want to do
> > and you will get advice about how better to arrange things in the
> > html and css.
> http://uni-regensburg.equine-behaviour.de/index.php?incfile=cooperation_e.php
>
> but the css validator doesn't work with the style sheet:
> http://uni-regensburg.equine-behaviour.de/css/layout.css
>
> Regards Knut

Looks complicated. I have not heard about float: both for
anything?

Anyway, I see you have captions. You might see simpler code at:

<http://netweaver.com.au/alt/thumbnailGalleryWithShortCaptions/thu
mbLandscapeGallery7.html>

and one way to accommodate varying sized floated div packages to
make things a bit regular looking is to pick out your biggest
package (that is the div that contains the pic and the caption
and link) and make all the floated divs that particular size.

Or else take a good look at all your image/caption packages and
see if you can divide them into very few types, large, medium,
small (at the most) and order these in the html and size them
accordingly via wrappers of different ids or classes.

In the above url, you can see what I might mean by seeing the
different pages that are linked, You could make one page with all
my three pages together.

<div id="wrapperLarge">
<div>...img/caption...</div>
<div>...img/caption...</div>
.....
</div>

<div id="wrapperMedium">
<div>...img/caption...</div>
<div>...img/caption...</div>
.....
</div>

<div id="wrapperSmall">
<div>...img/caption...</div>
<div>...img/caption...</div>
.....
</div>

and style

wrapper#large div {...}
wrapper#medium div {...}
wrapper#small div {...}

to suit.

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dorayme

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